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Annapurna Circuit - Day 3 - Explosions and I'm Fat

A travel blog entry by djchurch

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May 11th - Day 3 - Ghermu (1130m) - Tal (1700 m) Total kilometres: 34 Today:12 "Bistari, Bistari" (Nepali for "slowly, slowly") "You are very fat!" (said with a big smile). - Almost every Nepali I seem to meet. It may become my mission to ...

Time Travel is Possible

A travel blog entry by damiansinead

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... . We ate dal baht for lunch on the side of the mountain at about mid-day and arrived in the beautifully situated town of Tal (1600m) at about 3pm. Sometimes I feel we are time travelling. The way of life here continues to amaze. The dwellings and ...

Apple Pancakes and Pain

A travel blog entry by popgoestheworld

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... the sun. I told Madhu that I would make it but unfortunately I got my period. We ended up waling only 2 hours to a town called TAl. It is a nice village right next to the river. I spent most of the day doped up on Advil and sleeping. Maadhu was sick ...

Tal

A travel blog entry by vasdaddy

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My favorite stop along the trek. The village sits at the bottom of a gorge between two ranges, right on the river that split them. Our hotel has a waterfall just behind it. I'll try to upload some pictures. We got in at a decent ...

Bahundanda to Tal

A travel blog entry by stubo

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We saved half a day today, we were scheduled to stop much earlier but we pushed through to Tal, it was a very nice walk but SO cold! The scenary is maybe the best i have ever seen - i hope it continues this way! Lush greenary, Annapuna 3 and 4 soaring ...

AC - The lowlands

A travel blog entry by duncanemma

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... so can we" mentality at work! At the end of the 5th Day we climbed up the valley (in the rain) to the village of Tal, a dried up lake on the valley floor....suddenly we were in Manag district, the people and buildings changed, we could see snow on the ...

Premi�re journ�e, deux �tapes !

A travel blog entry by lucinnepal

Dans la Guest house o� je me suis arr�t� � Nadi, en plus d'une "hot water" constitu� � 100% d'eau courante (ben oui pas besoin de la chauffer elle est d�j� un peu chaude ... argumentaire sans faille des n�palais :)) d'un matelas qui se r�sumait ...

Pooh, this is really exhausting

A travel blog entry by groundhopper

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Annapurna Circuit - Day 3 - Himalayan Waterfalls

A travel blog entry by oliveramber

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Day 3: Syanje (1100m) - Jagat (1300m) - Chamje (1430m) - Tal (1700m) A very long hot day's trekking constantly up and down and occasionally following the construction of the Manang Road. Picture a V - river at bottom - steep hillside either side ...

Adhikari Coffe Farm

A travel blog entry by alpinesteph

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About 2 hours south of the lovely town of Pokhara in central Nepal is a lake called Begnas Tal. And this is where I found myself several days and two bus rides after leaving my lovely friends on the farm in Pikaudi in ...

Day 3: Ghermu to Tal-640m/2112 ft Ascent (4/24/10)

A travel blog entry by maracucha14

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... back on and embarked on our ascent to the village of Tal, which marks the gateway to the northern Mustang district of Nepal, bordering Tibet. Slightly above the trail on the hillside, we were stopped by John’s observation of something moving high ...

Day 4 - 6

A travel blog entry by jacobemily

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... the idea, but nodded) He said they will probably take him to a monastry in the USA, and he probably won't come back to Nepal! We're well over the 1800m threshold where your body starts to feel the effects of altitude. I could'nt tell at this point ...

Crocodiles

A travel blog entry by paddyfetherston

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Whilst having dinner in Tal we met a dutch couple who had travelled a very similar route to us in Africa. At one point we were only a couple of days away from meeting each other around the Christmas period in Malawi. When they heard we had been to Malawi ...

Trek Day 2: LONG but beautiful hike

A travel blog entry by jrsquared

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... Had a very nice dinner and conversed with four very nice Aussies. As a sidenote, every bus ride we have had here in Nepal has entailed Nepali people barfing out the window or into small plastic bags. Apparently, they only recently began traveling on ...

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